Lets Discuss Our Feelings

Send us a textThis episode is for the ones starting over... again.We’re going back to Genesis 1, to the moment when God created the heavens and the earth — not from perfection, but from chaos. From darkness. From a place that looked like nothing was moving.And maybe you’re there, too.In Episode 57, Juantrell Lovette opens up about what it feels like to be in the middle of surrender — to be unsure, unfinished, but still becoming. She shares how the Spirit of God hovers even when we feel like we're drowning, and why your beginning is still holy, even when it’s hard.

Send us a textIn part two of my conversation with my mother, we talk about the hard days—the hopeless days.This episode is an honest, spiritual, and emotional deep dive into relapse, regret, and the long walk toward forgiveness.It’s not wrapped in a bow. It’s real, and it’s for anyone still fighting for the ones they love.

Send us a textIn this raw and unfiltered episode, I sit down with my mother—who is still battling a long-term addiction.This isn’t just another podcast—it’s our real life.Together, we confront the realities of addiction, healing, and legacy from both sides: the addicted and the affected.

Send us a textIn this episode of FaithfulFin Talk, Juantrell takes us through the wisdom of 2 Peter Chapter 1 — reminding us that God’s divine power is already at work in us, building strength and legacy behind the scenes.✨ This episode is for the ones who are trusting God in quiet seasons.Topics Covered:How to recognize when you're forcing life vs. walking in faithWhat it means to be equipped for “life and godliness”Holding onto the truth that God’s promises are yes and amen

Send us a textThis episode is for the one who’s been under pressure — spiritually, emotionally, or financially.In Episode 53 of FaithfulFin Talk, Juantrell Lovette opens her heart and her Bible to explore how God uses trials as tools for transformation. Pulling from 1 Peter 1 and her own faith journey, she explains how tested faith becomes lasting faith.

Send us a textAre you ready for a true comeback story? In Episode 52 of FaithfulFin Talk, host Juantrell Lovette shares how grace can revive your spirit, your purpose, and your legacy—even when you’re starting from ground zero.This episode dives deep into Ephesians 2, exploring what it means to be “made alive”—not just spiritually, but emotionally, mentally, and financially. Juantrell opens up about her own rock-bottom moments, the breakthrough that only grace can bring, and how we are each God’s masterpiece, not a mistake.Key Topics:• The real meaning of “made alive”• Turning mess into a message• Why you don’t have to hustle for healing• Breaking cycles of poverty—in soul and in legacy• How to step into your comeback seasonWhether you’re on day one or starting over for the seventh time, this episode is for you.Tune in for encouragement, real talk, and actionable steps for living a life of purpose and faith.✨ Subscribe, share, and join our community:https://faithfulfintalk.comListen on all podcast platforms &

Send us a textAfter a powerful return in Episode 50, Juantrell Lovette dives deep into Galatians Chapter 3—exploring why salvation can’t be earned by following rules, and why God’s grace is greater than guilt or legalism. Juantrell shares her own real-life struggles with self-worth, religion, and the pressure to “measure up,” revealing how faith—not law—transforms the soul.In this episode:• The backstory of Paul’s letter to Galatia• Why rules alone can’t save us• How “grace over guilt” is the real breakthrough• Juantrell’s personal stories of spiritual setbacks and second chances• Encouragement for anyone rebuilding faith, family, or legacyScripture focus: Galatians 3Theme: Grace over guilt. Faith over perfection.Real Stories. Real Scripture. Real Growth.

Send us a textAfter a two-year hiatus, Juantrell Lovette returns to FaithfulFin Talk with renewed purpose, sharing her journey through suffering, perseverance, and real faith inspired by Romans 5.This episode explores how life's trials became a path to growth, character, and hope. Juantrell opens up about the painful realities behind her transformation — from losing her brother on her daughter's birthday celebration to navigating her mother's addiction, shifting from club work to real estate, and building a legacy of faith beyond poverty.Through it all, Romans 5 reminds us that suffering produces perseverance, perseverance builds character, and character leads to hope.If you've ever felt benched, buried, or broken — know this: Your story isn't over.Real Stories. Real Scripture. Real Growth.———

Prepare to step back in time as we navigate the early days of the Christian church during intense persecution. We're taking you through a riveting journey of faith, unfolding the narrative of Acts chapter 8, featuring Philip's missionary journey to Samaria and his encounter with an Ethiopian official that shattered racial barriers. We promise a close look into Simon the Sorcerer's transformation from a man of enchantment to an adherer to the Gospel. The tale doesn't end there. We'll also shed light on how Christianity morphed from a Jewish sect to a faith that crossed borders, reaching as far as Ethiopia and Antioch. We'll tackle the tricky transition of the disciples from their deep-rooted Jewish conventions and Peter's justification for inducting non-Jews into the church. Prepare for a fascinating exploration into the early Christian church's evolving identity and the challenges it overcame. You're in for a treat! I'm so glad you're here. It's a pl

Are you ready to uncover the meaning behind the Good Shepherd and His sheep? Join us in this enriching episode as we explore John, Chapter 10, and learn how our relationship with Jesus and God is vital for everyday life. Discover how scripture helps us understand the messages God is trying to convey and how the spiritual world and God's ever-present guidance are evident in our lives.We dive into Jesus' teachings about the Good Shepherd, His sacrifice, and how to learn from Him to become better people and shepherds ourselves. Hear about modern-day examples of shepherds and the lessons they teach us about Jesus' guidance. Plus, learn to trust in God for peace, understanding, and personal growth by putting Him first and nurturing a one-on-one relationship with Him. Don't miss this insightful conversation that will elevate your spiritual journey! I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Support this show!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFa

Have you ever wondered what it truly means to be born again and how it can transform your relationship with God? Join me, your cousin in Christ, as we embark on a  journey to uncover the profound insights hidden within the story of Nicodemus. We'll dive into John, chapter 3, to explore Jesus' teachings on being born again spiritually and by water.As we journey through this episode, we'll discuss the life-changing concept of being born again and its impact on our thoughts, actions, and interactions with others. Together, we'll learn how to articulate this transformative experience to others and grasp the importance of believing in Jesus, God's son, as our savior and the key to eternal life. So, grab your Bible, and let's embark on this enlightening journey, growing closer to God and becoming the vessels He desires us to be in this world. I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Support this show!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_lo

The three stories in chapter 15 stir feelings for the lost and the loser. In a few brief sentences, Jesus' parables tug at feelings of loss and remorse that lie buried beneath the surface in all of us.Question?When did you lose something important and then find it again? I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Subscribe To the newsletter!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFacebook: BoujeebiblestudiesSupport the show

The only description of Jesus in the Bible was not a beautiful one but a servant who suffered for the transgressors of our world, people like you and me. A role fit for a true King, the one who poured out his life to death, for he bore the sin of many and made intercession for the transgressorsQuestion:Who needs to hear about Jesus, the Messiah prophesied about in Isaiah?  I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Subscribe To the newsletter!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFacebook: BoujeebiblestudiesSupport the show

The author of Isaiah explains how God will redeem Jerusalem by introducing the mysterious figure of the suffering servant whose appearance is disfigured beyond that of any human being (52:14). Who is this suffering servant? And how will such a weakened person achieve a great victory, even bringing light to all nations? Jewish scholars puzzled over these passages for centuries. Many considered them the most significant part of the Hebrew Scriptures, yet they could not agree on precisely what the prophet meant. QUESTION?If you had been a jew in Jesus' day, would you have been disappointed in the messiah? Why did Jesus choose to come as a suffering servant rather than as perhaps a triumphant army general? I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Subscribe To the newsletter!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFacebook: BoujeebiblestudiesSupport the show

You can have the world at your fingertips and the universe as your world to explore, but would that be enough to satisfy the human cravings of wanting more? The one tree in the Garden of Eden was forbidden to touch, but a deceitful messenger caused havoc in paradise, which caused Adam and Eve to lose the place they once called home. Have you ever felt overwhelmed or stifled by one of God's commands? How have you responded to this feeling? I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Subscribe To the newsletter!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFacebook: BoujeebiblestudiesSupport the show

As Amos, a street-corner prophet, warns, God's people cannot forever push God into a small corner of their lives to be brought out like a magic charm whenever they need him.What parallels do you see between Amos's time and our own? I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Subscribe To the newsletter!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFacebook: BoujeebiblestudiesSupport the show

When the hating doesn't work, stay true to your faith and watch your God work on your behalf. Not even death should scare you away from prayer and worship.Has God ever rescued you or made sure you were untouched by harm? I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Subscribe To the newsletter!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFacebook: BoujeebiblestudiesSupport the show

Not feeling worthy of God's comfort when he's already wrapped his around you makes you think, whos the crazy one for not knowing it's available to you at all times?Verse 31: Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. Do you believe this scripture? I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Subscribe To the newsletter!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFacebook: BoujeebiblestudiesSupport the show

David showed great sorrow for his behavior after committing such horrible acts. But we all fall short and fail so that we can learn with a broken heart; there's a master who can create un us something new. Isn't it wonderful that we cannot fall far enough where The Lord can't catch us? I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Subscribe To the newsletter!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFacebook: BoujeebiblestudiesSupport the show

The questions we all have for The Lord are in our hearts. The blockage we have to receive depends on our relationship with the creator.If you had 24 hours with God to ask whatever you wanted, what kind of answers would you like? I'm so glad you're here. It's a pleasure to study with you.Subscribe To the newsletter!!www.blessed2bs.comInstagram: @Bleesed2bs/ @Legion_loveFacebook: BoujeebiblestudiesSupport the show